Today, we are privileged to be joined by the remarkable Dr Tjanara Goreng Goreng, an accomplished author, academic, and cultural leader. Tjanara will be sharing her fascinating research into Sacred Leadership and the valuable lessons contemporary organisations and leaders can learn from indigenous cultural and leadership practices.
In this episode, Tjanara offers her insightful perspective on the recent referendum for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament and discusses her experience standing as a Greens candidate in the recent national Australian federal elections. She also delves into how the values she has learned from her culture and research have profoundly influenced her approach to leadership.
I first met Tjanara at the Communicating the Arts Conference in 2019, where she delivered an inspiring keynote about her research into Sacred Leadership. It was an unforgettable and thought-provoking presentation.
To further explore Tjanara's ideas, I've included several links in the show notes that are worth checking out:
- Tjanara's TEDx talk from 2018
- A video of Tjanara speaking about her research at the Art Gallery of NSW
- Her captivating memoir "A Long Way from No Go", which is available on Amazon
- And her thesis "Tjukurpa Pulka The Road to Eldership: How Aboriginal Culture Creates Sacred and Visionary Leaders"
This episode was researched and presented by me, Sam Cairnduff, with creative direction by the talented Niloofar Pashmforoosh.
Connect with Decoding Cultural Leadership on social media
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Read Sam's Substack here.
Presenter and research: Sam Cairnduff
Creative Director: Niloofar Pashmforoosh
Presented in association with Limelight
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Today, we are privileged to be joined by the remarkable Dr Tjanara Goreng Goreng, an accomplished author, academic, and cultural leader. Tjanara will be sharing her fascinating research into Sacred Leadership and the valuable lessons contemporary organisations and leaders can learn from indigenous cultural and leadership practices.
In this episode, Tjanara offers her insightful perspective on the recent referendum for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament and discusses her experience standing as a Greens candidate in the recent national Australian federal elections. She also delves into how the values she has learned from her culture and research have profoundly influenced her approach to leadership.
I first met Tjanara at the Communicating the Arts Conference in 2019, where she delivered an inspiring keynote about her research into Sacred Leadership. It was an unforgettable and thought-provoking presentation.
To further explore Tjanara's ideas, I've included several links in the show notes that are worth checking out:
- Tjanara's TEDx talk from 2018
- A video of Tjanara speaking about her research at the Art Gallery of NSW
- Her captivating memoir "A Long Way from No Go", which is available on Amazon
- And her thesis "Tjukurpa Pulka The Road to Eldership: How Aboriginal Culture Creates Sacred and Visionary Leaders"
This episode was researched and presented by me, Sam Cairnduff, with creative direction by the talented Niloofar Pashmforoosh.
Connect with Decoding Cultural Leadership on social media
Instagram, Threads, X/Twitter:
@DCLPod
samuelcairnduff.com
@samuelcairnduff
Read Sam's Substack here.
Presenter and research: Sam Cairnduff
Creative Director: Niloofar Pashmforoosh
Presented in association with Limelight
Decoding Cultural Leadership |
Culture. Society. Conversations